1.cajolingly 以花言巧语哄骗（cajole）

原文： “Come on,” Ron said cajolingly, giving the steering wheel a little shake, “nearly there, come on—”

造句：He said cajolingly to her that he would take good care of her for the rest of life.

2.wobble n&v. 摆动；不稳定；摇晃

原文：The car gave a nasty wobble.

例句：<人> [因政策、心情等] 游移不定,动摇[in]

I ~d in my opinion.

我的意见游移不定。

But in reality, the wobble of the Earth on its axis -- which we call "precession" -- has led to them being all out of sync.   (36KB)

而事实情况是，地球在其轴线上的摇动——我们称为“岁差”——让这些星座都偏离了原来的时刻。

造句：I always wobble in  my decision.

3.plummet

n. [测] 铅锤，坠子

vi. 垂直落下；（价格、水平等）骤然下跌

原文：“STOP! STOP!” he yelled, whacking the dashboard and the windshield, but they were still plummeting, the ground flying up toward them—

例句：That figure has plummeted to about 419,000 today. Elephants are now being killed at the rate of 35,000 a year.

如今这一数字已经锐减到41.9万头。每年被猎杀的大象有3.5万头

造句：Her ability plummeted ,which astonished everyone.

4.lunge n&v.

<<不及物动词>>

1 刺[…][at]

2 [向…]冲 [突进] <out>[at, against]

He ~d (out) at his adversary.

他向对手冲去

<<及物动词>>

原文：“WATCH OUT FOR THAT TREE!” Harry bellowed, lunging for the steering wheel, but too late—

例句：Because when penalty shots repeatedly head in one direction, world-class goalkeepers are more likely to lunge the other way.

因为当点球都是反复瞄准同一方向,世界级的守门员更容易朝另一边扑救。

造句：He made a lunge at the wall.